Patterns without a popular difference
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Abstract: Which finite sets with have the following property: for every , there is some nonzero integer such that contains translates of , where ? Green showed that all 3-point have the above property. Green and Tao showed that 4-point sets of the form also have the property. We show that no other sets have the above property. Furthermore, for various , we provide new upper bounds on the number of translates of that one can guarantee to find.
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